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Endangered species
New Scientist - The World's No. 1 Science and Technology News Service
Updated: 8 weeks 4 days ago
Conservationists may be overestimating wildlife habitat
The amount of land available for future animal and plant sanctuaries may be less than thought because the scale of existing models is too large
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Rare species could be frozen for future cloning
Healthy mice have been cloned from the dead brain cells of animals frozen years ago – raising hopes of an endangered species "bank" (full text available to subscribers)
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Rare species could be preserved in a freezer
Healthy mice have been cloned from the dead brain cells of animals frozen years ago – raising hopes of an endangered species "bank" (full text available to subscribers)
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Climate change helps short-lived creatures
Animals with short lifespans may have the edge on their often bigger rivals, which tend to be worse at tolerating temperature swings
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Tracking system is dam good news for salmon
Salmon have been tracked on their perilous journey to the ocean and it seems "fish ladders" do help them safely past hydroelectric dams
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Listening posts reveal perils of salmon migration
One thousand young salmon have been tracked on their risky journey from the American Rockies, past dams, and out to sea
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Listening posts reveal perils of salmon migration
One thousand young salmon have been tracked on their risky journey from the American Rockies, past dams, and out to sea
Categories: Environment, Outside headlines
